In a heartbeat. It would irrevocably fuck up his relationship with Flynn, put Yuri in a hard place with Vincent, and destroy Yuri in no small way. Am I getting in the ballpark? Vincent is very good about seeing the natural logical outcomes of his actions, but . . . Well, if Flynn is really so hellbent against him, then he better find his own solution to the situation or it will become another situation like Raven once again. Vincent had more faith in Flynn being able to drive a wedge between them, but Vincent seems to be a bigger draw for Yuri which makes no sense, but let's follow the path as is set before us . . . Something has to give, really. Yuri needs to realize the situation he is in and react in a sane, though painful, manner, or he needs to cut the cord with Flynn before it becomes a really overblown and overdrawn issue that will only drag out into something even more painful. Or Flynn could step up to the plate and try to work it out; that is also an option. But Vincent will not budge; he is not the one that will be changing his stance at all.

Frankly, Vincent doesn't like either of those options, though. He doesn't want to isolate Yuri, but he doesn't want Yuri to wander around among people who won't see the intricacies of his personality and underneath the front that he puts forward. It is so frustrating to be the person that could give Yuri what he wants while still caught up in his brother, knowing he doesn't have a chance in hell with Yuri . . . And he can't toss him to the side that someone else will be able to take care of him. If only, if only! Also, Vincent be saddled with extreme levels of guilt in Yuri's general direction if it truly came about as he he sees it. I mean, he would bullshit that it means nothing to him to everyone, including Yuri, but we all know where that path leads with Vincent . . . The situation is a mess. Vincent doesn't like it.

So, hey, missing that vacation yet?